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Ten new apprentices for bremenports

BREMEN. As of September 1st, bremenports will have ten new vacancies for apprentices. The training opportunities reflect the diversity of the port companys’ activities. Three office management assistants, three industrial engineers, two draftsmen, one electrical engineer and one surveyor will be given training contracts. This brings the total number of training places at bremenports to 34 (9% percent of the total workforce).

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VIP visit to the port of Brake

VIP visit to the port of Brake

BRAKE. In late July, Matthias Wunderling-Weilbier (centre), State Secretary at the Lower Saxony Ministry of Economic Affairs, Transport and Construction, and Katrin Rosenberg (right), Deputy Head of Division for Ports, Shipping and Shipbuilding, visited the seaport of Brake to see current developments.

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Hapag-Lloyd launches jubilee container

Hapag-Lloyd launches jubilee container

WILHELMSHAVEN. The Eurogate Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven (CTW) achieved one million standard containers (TEU) handled in a year for the first time since it opened 13 years ago. According to the company, the millionth container of the year was loaded in mid-September.

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VIP visit to the port of Brake

VIP visit to the port of Brake

BRAKE. In late July, Matthias Wunderling-Weilbier (centre), State Secretary at the Lower Saxony Ministry of Economic Affairs, Transport and Construction, and Katrin Rosenberg (right), Deputy Head of Division for Ports, Shipping and Shipbuilding, visited the seaport of Brake to see current developments.

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Hapag-Lloyd launches jubilee container

Hapag-Lloyd launches jubilee container

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Port infrastructure financing to be reorganised

Port infrastructure financing to be reorganised

BERLIN. At the German Transport Forum’s Parliamentary Evening on Ports and Shipping in mid-September in Berlin, Matthias Magnor, DVF executive committee member and CEO of BLG LOGISTICS GROUP, called for far-reaching reforms.

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